[Phelsuma-Lygodactylus]

I don't know how, (I suspect that it may have been a combination of being too lazy to put the pin into the top of the screen top, and my cat wanting to get into the cage while I was away), but the screen top was cracked open by a good inch!

Needless to say both the male and the female Lygodactylus williamsi, got out, but I was only able to find the male.

What are the chances I'd find her alive, before the cat or something else gets to her?

Man, this sucks, this all probably happened while I was away!

Being too lazy to put the pin back, I lost it too.

[Phelsuma-Lygodactylus]

Found the pin.

Still can't find the gecko.

[hexentanz]

You need to put some water bowls in the room where she escaped.

Keep the door to the room she escaped in closed.

If you have some Repashy, mix it up and place little bowls of this around.

Since you have a cat timing is crucial afraid. :/

[Phelsuma-Lygodactylus]

Originally Posted by hexentanz

You need to put some water bowls in the room where she escaped.

Keep the door to the room she escaped in closed.

If you have some Repashy, mix it up and place little bowls of this around.

Since you have a cat timing is crucial afraid. :/

Thank you!

Just as I read your post and did what you had suggested, she came out of hiding from inside the light fixture!

I caught her, and she's now safe in her cage, with the pin to the screen top in!

Thanks again!

Philip

[hexentanz]

Originally Posted by Phelsuma-Lygodactylus

Thank you!

Just as I read your post and did what you had suggested, she came out of hiding from inside the light fixture!

I caught her, and she's now safe in her cage, with the pin to the screen top in!

Thanks again!

Philip

Glad to read you found her!

[Phelsuma-Lygodactylus]